Ksiazka · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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As a wolf when surprised over its carrion throws itself blindly
into the pack that disturbs its meal; he is already chasing them,
he is about to tear them, when amid the yelping of the dogs a gun
hammer gently clicks; the wolf recognises it by the click,
glances in that direction; he notices that in the rear, behind
the hounds, a hunter, half crouching and upon one knee, is moving
the gun barrel towards him and is just touching the trigger; the
wolf droops its ears and scuttles off with its tail between its
legs; the pack with a triumphant uproar rush on and pluck it by
its shaggy flanks; the beast often turns, glances at them, snaps
its jaws; and hardly does he threaten them with the gnashing of
his white teeth when the pack scamper away whining: so did
Gerwazy withdraw with threatening mien, checking his assailants
by his eyes and by the bench, until the Count and he reached the
back of the dark niche.
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